Stuart Gray, TrowbridgePrivatisation has not worked.
Andy Izard, RydeOne fare on one railway for all people of GB.
Chris Walker, DarlingtonGreat British Railways – the latest Tory privatisation scam!
Neil Sheehan, MerseysideWe need a railway system to be proud of, which can once again become the envy of the world!
Paul McNally, WashingtonI fully support the need for a publicly-owned and run railway in Britain.
Dilys Hadley, ExmouthThe public railways should never have been sold off. It equates to theft from the public, asset stripping to support the profligacy of the Right.
Robert Davidson, Newcastle-upon-TyneThe nation’s industries – working with vision.
Neil BayramBring back British Rail.
Michael Neal, King’s LynnIt should never have left public ownership in the first place.
Roger Morris, HonitonI would use the train, but it is so prohibitively expensive to use, that I go everywhere by car, and have done since it was privatised.
Marcus Bonner, HitchinPublic transport is for the public good, not private profit
Frances McGinlay, LargsJust bring it back.
John Evans, WestburyI’m a former BR employee at Westbury. Because of privitisation I was made redundant.It was a very sad day.
Marko Kovacevic, LondonNationalising is pretty much the only way of making sure prices are kept low and protected from sharp rises.
Luke Phillips, LiverpoolTrain ticket prices are ridiculous and the rail services are bad compared with other European countries.
Maggie Thomas, OldhamASAP.
Barry Brodbin, BroadstairsPrivatisation is a crime.
John Hogg, BradfordSooner rather than later.
Fiona Potter, BillericayUnification is the only logical and efficient way to bring mass rapid passenger transit into the 21st century.
Dorcas MundayI am disabled and need to use the trains.
Connie Gallagher, LondonBring back British Rail, for people not profit.
Ken Lee, TruroThe nation that gave railways to the World, has given away its railways.
Chris Strong, Sowerby BridgeCan the privatised railways get any worse?
Chris McDonald, LondonThe fact that the taxpayer is now subsidising the railways to a greater extent than when they were in public hands and paying far steeper fares is a joke.
Tom Voute, PurleyPrivatising the railway system was a very expensive mistake, only done for ideological reasons.
Paula James, BrightonBrighton – Swansea (home) on the day – you can not plan for funerals £240 – disgraceful.
Nikhil Reji, PrestonWhile prices rocket, the train service quality is getting lower and lower. UK needs to look at other countries’ train services.
Peter Dornan, LondonRe-nationalise and take the train network out of the hands of the robbers.
Chris Johnson, CardiffPrivatisation provides a worse service for a higher price, all for the sake of corporate profit. I say the railways should be for the people, not the fat-cats.
Mary Pearson, BirminghamI’m president of Birmingham Trades Union Council. All public transport should be in public hands. People before profit.